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LeewayHertz releases its first iPad App - Photo Slides

Turn your iPad into a digital photo-frame in Landscape & Portrait mode.


Chicago, IL, April 08, 2010 - LeewayHertz Technologies has announced the release of Photo Slides, an application that brings Flickr functionality to the Apple iPad.

"The iPad has hit the market and we are all set to enrich photo browsing experience with Photo Slides app for iPad users. With iPad redefining image viewing on it with IPS (in-plane switching) technology, this app will enable you browsing your Flickr photos with more vivid colors and exceptional brightness" proclaimed Akash Takyar, the CEO of LeewayHertz. "and we are pleased to now bring our experience and expertise to the iPad App market as well."

Photo Slides is an App that allows iPad users to access and view photos from their Flickr account. Users enable their Flickr account from the iPad and log in with their User ID and password. Once they are logged in, they can search for and view Flickr photos using either single or multiple tags. Photo Slides allows users to turn their iPad into a digital photo gallery or a frame for a favorite photo.

If iPad users choose not to enable their Flickr account, they can still use Photo Slides to view the most popular photos on Flickr.

Picasa functionality, favorite photo screensavers and additional expanded features will be available with the next version release.

About LeewayHertz
LeewayHertz Technologies offers design and development services that take your unique ideas and create customized, world-class mobile applications. With more than 100 applications currently available on the App Store and climbing, we specialize in iPhone, iPad, and Android solutions. Our expertise working with our clients from the US and UK has strengthened even more over the past few years developing on various other platforms including Web 2.0 services and Cloud Computing, establishing us as the #1 company of its kind in the industry.